INSIDE OUT is an easy-going, textural approach to some old Jazz standards and original compositions. No shrieking vocals, not another all-synthesizer soundtrack. Just something that you might enjoy with low lights and a glass of wine. Just hit the “play” button above to hear Samples from INSIDE OUT. Enjoy!
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Impressions – Coltrane
Forgiven
Mark’s Moment
Wake Up Call
So What – Miles D
Freddie Freeloader
Slidell Sloop
Cry of Love
The Quilt
Best Kept Secret
All selections written by Mark Robbins unless otherwise noted.
All instruments played by Mark Robbins
Produced, Recorded, Mastered by Mark Robbins


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Progressive/Retro Psychedelic Music in Texas!
Released 2011





Enkindu
Faith Test
For Eternity
Golden Sea
Head in The Clouds
Immortals
Lyceum
Monochord
Quixotics
River of Life
Shot The Messenger
The Hope
The Savage
The Surrender
Ugly Things

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Two and a half years, two drummers, and countless production false starts; Exit 380 is releasing its 5th full-length record Townies. Recorded primarily at the band’s Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas studios, this long-awaited DIY project is a deliberate departure from their alt-rock roots, plunging deep into a backwoods tangle.

The eleven tracks cut into Townies continue down the vein on early-American storytelling, first glinted at on the bands highly acclaimed 2008 concept album The Life and Death of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stone. However, the new record takes a more accessible approach than its predecessor by highlighting the good-humored swagger of the act’s long-running live show.

Fragments of Townies have been scattered through past conceptual videos and physical releases; most notably “Run For The Gold” and “Daddy Was A Freight Train” on 2010′s Cities Townies EP, and “Moonshiner Run” released for a cancer benefit program in the same year. On the full offering Exit 380 has hooked into even stronger earworm sensibilities with their first single, the country noir driven “Soul Burning Train”, and acoustic standout “Where Do We Go From Here”.

In scope and direction, Townies is the most singularly focused music recording that Exit 380 has created in their 12 year span. Encircled around the project is an entire bandage of photography and hand-drawn artwork, amassed to give it an unencumbered artistic growth that sets this venture apart from the group’s past accomplishments.

Run For The Gold
Daddy Was A Fright Train
Soul Burning Train
In The Park
Little Trip
Where Do We Go From Here?
Cajun Rock (A Violent Man)
Moonshiner’s Run
The Road (Thieves and Slaves)
Diego’s Son
Missy Gardener

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Big D Jamboree Radio Show from Dallas Tx 1950-1959
Disc One – Hillbillies
Hear Johnny Cash, Wanda Jackson, The Kentucky Mountain Boys, Cowboy Copas, Ramona Reed and many more!

The Texas Stompers – Double Eagle Stomp
Cowboy Copas – Tragic Romance
Ferlin Husky – Aladdins Lamp
Hank Locklin – A Good Womans Love
Hank Locklin – You Cant Never Tell
The Kentucky Mountain Boys – Salty Dog
Sherry Davis – Chime Bells
Leon Payne – I Love You Because
The Texas Stompers – River Road Two Step
Wanda Jackson – No Wedding Bells For Joe
Orville Couch – King For A Day
Orville Couch – Overnight
Lawton Williams – Casino On The Hill
Mitchell Torok – Love Me Like You Mean It
Billy Jack Hale – Your Eyes
Charline Arthur – Welcome To The Club
Charline Arthur – What About Tomorrow
Johnny Cash – So Doggone Lonesome
Johnny Cash – I Walk The Line
Johnny Cash – Get Rhythm
Falstaff Beer Commercial – Falstaff Beer Commercial
Billy Jack Saucier BDJ Band – The Devils Dream
Billy Lee Fautheree – Im Movin On
Jimmy Heap and the Melody Makers – Carbon Copy
Ramona Reed – If I Could Only Learn to Yodel

Big D Jamboree Radio Show from Dallas Tx 1950-1959
Disc Two – Rockabillies
Hear Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent, Jerry Reed, and many more!


Carl Perkins – Thats All Right
Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes
Carl Perkins – Slippin and Slidin
Carl Perkins – I Got a Woman
Carl Perkins – Everybodys Tryin To Be My Baby
Johnny Carroll – Suzy Q
Johnny Carroll – Ill Wait
The Belew Twins – Hot Dog Buddy Buddy
The Belew Twins – Black Slacks
The Belew Twins – A Red Cadillac and a Black Mustache
The Belew Twins – Rockin Bones
Groovy Joe Poovey – Move Around
Tommy Mitchell – Too Much
Warren Smith – Black Jack David
Warren Smith – Hound Dog
Warren Smith – Rock and Roll Ruby
Jerry Reed – Mister Whizz
Sid King and the Five Strings – Booger Red
Werly Fairburn – All By Myself
Johnny Dollar – Great Balls of Fire
Orville Couch – Teenage Queen
Orville Couch – Easy Does It
Ronnie Dee and the D Men – 30 Days
Ronnie Dee and the D Men – Johnny B Goode
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps – Blue Jean Bop
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps – Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps – Dance to the Bop
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps – Lotta Lovin